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Obama Playlist II
| Artist | Song | |
| The Doobie Brothers |
Long Train Runnin' (1973 #8) 
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| McFadden & Whitehead | Ain't No Stopping Us Now (1979 #13) | |
| Sam & Dave | Hold On!, I'm Comin' (1966 #21) | |
| The Isley Brothers | Shout (parts 1 and 2) (1959, part 1 #47) | |
| Kool & the Gang | Celebration (1981 #1) | |
| Stevie Wonder | Sir Duke (1977 #1) | |
| The Temptations | Get Ready (1966 #29) | |
| Orleans | Still The One (1976 #5) | |
| Earth Wind & Fire | Shining Star (1975 #1) | |
| Michael McDonald | Sweet Freedom (1986 #7) | |
| The Doobie Brothers | Takin' It To The Streets (1976 #13) | |
| Graham Nash | Military Madness (1971 #73) | |
| Sly and The Family Stone | Everyday People (1969 #1) | |
| The Staples Singers | I'll Take You There (1972 #1) | |
Comment:
This is a bit shorter than my first mix inspired by Barack Obama, but for the most part it is in the right spirit I think. I'm hoping that the two mixes can be played while in a good mood election evening.
Feedback:
Don't speak too soon, Joe! But this is a great mix to listen to nonetheless, especially the M*town and last two picks.
Rather a nostaglic vibe for a candidate offering us a new future, but still very listenable and engaging.
Although I like everyhting here, I genulnly believe 3,6,7,13 & 14 are 5 of the best songs of all time. The man has great taste..
Cautiously optimistic about tonight... though, alas, my support for him is lessened slightly by the presence of the Doobie Brothers.
Hopefully the man will be making sweet music for our downtrodden society in years to come.